Tudors
Wreck of the Spanish Armada - YouTube (50:13)
Tony Robinson tells the story of a teenage boy who discovered a cannon in the water. Since then, the teen has grown up and organized a dig of the ship. Time Team has been brought in to assist with the dig. What was the mystery wreck? Was it part of the Spanish Armada? Will there be enough of the ship remaining for the Time Team to explore? *Recommended for a history class.*
The Hunt for the Spanish Armada - YouTube (48:41)
The Time Team is going to look at an amazing shipwreck just off the coast of Kinlochervie in northwest Scotland. There were some amazing finds made at this site including anchors, cannons, and pottery. It is tempting to think this wreck is connected to the Spanish Armada. How did it end up on the sea floor? Was this shipwreck part of the Spanish Armada? How did it end up on the coast of Scotland? The Time Team has three days to find out. *Recommended for both a history and science class.*
Henry VIII's Lost Armory and Jousting Yard - YouTube (48:50)
This Time the Time Team is exploring Henry VIII’s lost jousting grounds. Henry VIII had inherited Greenwich Palace from his father and he made it a place for jousting. The jousting grounds and the buildings around them have disappeared. Time Team has three days to find them. Nobody had excavated these sites and nobody knows what they looked like. Will the Time Team succeed in their quest? *Recommended for a history class and for independent study students.*
The House that's Back to Front - YouTube (47:51)
Time Team is investigating a manor house that is built from back to front. In 1534, Henry VIII visited a manor house. Later during her reign, Queen Elizabeth visited the house. This home was owned by the Earl of Bedford. The homeowner transformed his home into a palace. What remains of the house is smaller. So where is the rest of the house? Time Team has three days to find out. *Highly recommended for an architecture class as well as archeology.*
Richmond - YouTube (50:25)
The Time Team is investigating a lost palace that has connections to Queen Elizabeth I. It was a grand palace on the Thames. There had been a palace on the site for over 200 years. This palace was originally established by King Edward III. It was the center of court life for decades and it was where Queen Elizabeth I died. However, nobody knows where it really was. Is there something left of this palace? *Recommended for potential documentary to show list.*
Wolsey's Lost Palace - YouTube (47:11)
In the 1950s a group of schoolboys discovered some remains under their playing field at Northwood Prep School. The Time Team heads to the school to unearth the remains: the remains of the Cardinal Wolsey’s lost palace. This palace was rumored to have been more splendid than the Hampton Court Palace. It was a 16th Century Manor that was once a playground of royalty and statesmen. The Time Team descends on the site to uncover the truth about this palace. What will they find? Will they find evidence of the palace's opulence? *Recommended for a history class.*
Tony Robinson tells the story of a teenage boy who discovered a cannon in the water. Since then, the teen has grown up and organized a dig of the ship. Time Team has been brought in to assist with the dig. What was the mystery wreck? Was it part of the Spanish Armada? Will there be enough of the ship remaining for the Time Team to explore? *Recommended for a history class.*
The Hunt for the Spanish Armada - YouTube (48:41)
The Time Team is going to look at an amazing shipwreck just off the coast of Kinlochervie in northwest Scotland. There were some amazing finds made at this site including anchors, cannons, and pottery. It is tempting to think this wreck is connected to the Spanish Armada. How did it end up on the sea floor? Was this shipwreck part of the Spanish Armada? How did it end up on the coast of Scotland? The Time Team has three days to find out. *Recommended for both a history and science class.*
Henry VIII's Lost Armory and Jousting Yard - YouTube (48:50)
This Time the Time Team is exploring Henry VIII’s lost jousting grounds. Henry VIII had inherited Greenwich Palace from his father and he made it a place for jousting. The jousting grounds and the buildings around them have disappeared. Time Team has three days to find them. Nobody had excavated these sites and nobody knows what they looked like. Will the Time Team succeed in their quest? *Recommended for a history class and for independent study students.*
The House that's Back to Front - YouTube (47:51)
Time Team is investigating a manor house that is built from back to front. In 1534, Henry VIII visited a manor house. Later during her reign, Queen Elizabeth visited the house. This home was owned by the Earl of Bedford. The homeowner transformed his home into a palace. What remains of the house is smaller. So where is the rest of the house? Time Team has three days to find out. *Highly recommended for an architecture class as well as archeology.*
Richmond - YouTube (50:25)
The Time Team is investigating a lost palace that has connections to Queen Elizabeth I. It was a grand palace on the Thames. There had been a palace on the site for over 200 years. This palace was originally established by King Edward III. It was the center of court life for decades and it was where Queen Elizabeth I died. However, nobody knows where it really was. Is there something left of this palace? *Recommended for potential documentary to show list.*
Wolsey's Lost Palace - YouTube (47:11)
In the 1950s a group of schoolboys discovered some remains under their playing field at Northwood Prep School. The Time Team heads to the school to unearth the remains: the remains of the Cardinal Wolsey’s lost palace. This palace was rumored to have been more splendid than the Hampton Court Palace. It was a 16th Century Manor that was once a playground of royalty and statesmen. The Time Team descends on the site to uncover the truth about this palace. What will they find? Will they find evidence of the palace's opulence? *Recommended for a history class.*
Updated on November 1, 2024